Burial of Brave Men of Santa Fe Engineers in Topeka Wreck
Topeka mourns as three Santa Fe engineers killed in the wreck are laid to rest. Processions and funeral services fill Sunday with services at Valley Chapel and Sixth Street, honoring Nate Hollister, James Branham, and William Frisbie with wreaths from unions, orders, and friends.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Topela
Nate Hollister
Vallychan
A. Wyman
Wyman
Ila
Sr. Hollieter
Petertown
FL H
Prank Weightman
M.D. Henderson
Mabel Murr
Josed Wettin
Topeka Avenue
Mt Teath
Kansas Avenue
Sizth Street
Apotlo Lodge No
Irwin Jodge
W. Ledger
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sixth
Quincy
James Harris
John Super
Charlie Mater Ecgneer
Snyder
Fo Bennet
Frank Thomas
Witten
Engineer Branham
James Branham
East Sixth Street
Aidewalkepice
Pgrice
Friends and Societies
Sant Pe
Branham
Hin Sons
Wehich
Laece
Pythias
A. U. W. Lodge
Tad
Witte Dai
Rerom
Lucia Wyatt
Stan
Knights of Pins
Miondea
Giatan
Pythiae
U. W
Engineer Brapham
Jeaver
Knights of Pythias
Engineer Frisbia
Wiliam W. Frisble
Masonic ‘Temple
Jackson Birest
Newton Commandery
Knights Temiar
Marshall
Temple
EB. Busser
Emporir
Fuster
Knight Frisbie
Yempiar
M. Shaver
C. J. Webb
W. C. Chaffee
W. M. Shaver
Knights Templar
J. R. Troustot
Cone Viarry Porrester
AL He Lingufelt
L. 5Erry
Xe Fe Shirer
James Moore
J.J. Falls
Masonic Temple
Orient Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Templar of
Newton
L. F
B. of
L. EL
Walter Haines
Convicts Seize Keys in Boise Penitentiary Conspiracy
Boise Waho September 12 A prison investigation reveals that several keys have somehow fallen into convict hands enabling cell door access. The probe also uncovers drugs and other dangerous articles smuggled into the facility. Officials vow to uncover the truth and expose those unseemly to public scrutiny.
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Boise
Waho
Wen
Miss Mary F Johnston Identified In New Castle Wreck
Denver reports identify Miss Mary F Johnston of Pomona California as the woman killed and partly cremated in the New Castle wreck. The charred remains of seven unidentified victims arrived in Denver for burial. Also noted is the engagement of First Lieutenant Robert Lindsay to Miss Eva Miller of Leavenworth.
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Denver
New Castle
Mary F. Johnston
Pomona
Cal
Nellie Davis
Lindsay
Fort Russell
Wyn
Robert Lindsay
Eighth Infantry
Port Leavenworth
Omy
Topeka State Board Events and Local Notices
The Topeka paper notes the state board of charities visiting Topeka this week, a Topeka academy of medicine meeting and papers by Drs Mel Clintock and Minney, a Santa Fe shop baseball game raising funds, and various civic items from Floral day events to district officer elections. It mentions J P Berman funeral in Nickerson, Stryker’s return, and Marion Fall Festival travel, with numerous local appointments and social notices.
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State Board of Charities
Topeka
Shawnee County
State Board of Education
Rev
el Busser
Nickersom
J. P. Berman
Stryker
W. Lamberg
Salvation Army
Emporia
J. N. Graft
Truth
Geo. R. Peck
Chauncey Depew
Kansas Medical College
Klondike Morning Times
Dawson City
Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery
J. C. MelClintock
J. E. Minney
W. A. Evans
Colorado Springs
D. A. Mulgane
Colorado
Santa Fe
Bace
Mayme R. White
The
Frank Biggs
Potuiwatomla County
United States
Foster
Duchess of Marlborough Retires From Society Ahead of Heir
The Duchess of Marlborough has arrived at Spencer House awaiting an heir around month end. She is in good health and drives out daily but keeps a low society profile. At Blenheim a doctor from Woodstock advised her, with Oxford’s Dr Symonds also involved. In London she will be attended by Sir Benjamin Williams and Dr Pleyfatt.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough
Spencer House
Blenheim Palace
Kiilington
Blenheim
Calswell
Woodstock
Dr. Symonds
Oxford
Benjamin Williams
Pleyfatt
Warm church fuss over High Church dean resignation in Topeka
Grace Cathedral in Topeka is divided over the resignation of Dean Bodley a high churchman who refused to take part in a funeral. The irregular Friday meeting of the official board sought canon changes to shift bishop control. Supporters of Bodley blamed the bishop while others backed the bishop. a diocesan convention at Junction City is to consider altering church law.
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Grace Cathedral
Dean Hodley
Topeka
Dean Bodley
Millspaush
Banda
Grace
Dean Bodiey
Isavelle Thompson
Millspaugh
Ishop
Bodiey
Willian Henderson
D. W. Nellie
Ben- Hele
Wheeler
C. J. Grown
Lso
Junction City
D. W. Nellis
C. J. Brown
George B. Palmer
Bodley
Mills- Panugh
Topeka Trades and Labor Resolutions on Labor Day
The Topeka Trades and Labor assembly adopted resolutions condemning many local businesses for keeping open on Labor Day while praising the few who closed in observance. They thanked patriotic business owners, speakers, and supporters who helped celebrate the holiday.
Local Boy Arrested for Passing Confederate Money in Chanute
Sept 13 Tom Milroy, a young resident of Chanute, is under arrest for passing Confederate money. He reportedly used a $5 Confederate bill as change for tickets to a show, and the scam remained undiscovered for several hours before police detained him.
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Chanute
Tom Milroy
Wage Increase for Washington Bureau Laborers
Washington Sept. 13 One of the reforms in the administration of the bureau of engraving and printing by Assistant Secretary Nantete is raises for 67 laborers. Vanderliy found the work very hard and confined and advanced all from 470 to 800 dollars a year. Hair Renewer cures dandruff and scalp affections and baldness where the feeding glands are active.
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Sam
Call for More Horses for Santa Fe Parade Floats
Street Commissioner Ramsey and Councilmen Warner and Skinner push to gather teams to haul Santa Fe parade floats. Officials report growing interest from counties and towns across Kang a, with 30 floats needing transport and total teams reaching into triple digits as volunteers step forward.
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Ramsey
Warner
Skinner
Inter
Fellows
Kanga
Rampey
Kansas Towns in Kansas Papers Festival Display Plans
Kansas and the Festival reports detail Topeka carnival preparations with local counties citing subscriptions for a grand display. Journal entries note railroad and fire departments from Chanute Wellington Arkansas City and others planning floats bands and contingents for Topeka's Fall Festival on September 2 and beyond.
Arkansas City Prepares For Panhandle Extension Display
Zood as any in the west and it will make a good showing for Arkansas City. The service here will not be impaired by the visit. We will have substitute team and wagon here and regular Bremen will be on duty. The railroad employees upon the Panhandle extension are pushing extra time to good advantage in completing arrangements for their grand display at the Topeka Fall Festival. They will not be represented there by anything of which they would feel ashamed.
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Bureau of Public Comfort
Marion
Kan
Topeka
Kanser
Ummer
Emporia
Santa Fe
Athletic Park
John W. Shaffer
Barber Asphalt Co
Rosa A
F. H. Goudy
Burlingame
J. R. Naylor
Tecumseh
James Stephens
Pleasant Hill
Mary Brown
North Topeka
J. R. Madison
R. E. Heynes
Perry
Missatella Harding
Parkdale
James Tregambe
Overbrook
Lyndon
Jake Lancaster
McPherson County
McCourt
McPherson Republicas
West End
Panhandle
Wellington Mail
Chanute
Barnes
Southern Kansas Division
AL. Beakeley
M. D. Henry
M.N. Wells
Tom Roc
Chanute Tribune
Her2
Arkansas City Fire Department
Ineas City
Arkansas City
Bremen
Arkanan City
Wellington
Leading Colored Paper Offers Advice To Young Men
The Topeka Colored Citizen urges good conduct during the Fall Festival from September 27 to October 2. One hundred thousand visitors are expected as colored residents form a growing share of the city population. The article calls for lawful, self respecting behavior to protect the community’s standing and harmony, asking officials to spread the guidance to all who interact with colored people.
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Topeka
Republic
United States
Their ups and downs Jeff Davis plans race elevator fund
Jeff Davis, a colored orator, has written a book to benefit his race and himself. He notes The Santa Fe railroad project and urges wealthy supporters to contribute a dime each. He plans to use proceeds for uplift and future missionary work, while acknowledging white prejudice.
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Jeff Davis
Jef Davis
Jeff
de Santa Fe Railroad
Jef
Santa Fe
En ford twist and race era utters rough dream
Fragmentary excerpt portrays a struggle over racial roles and social change. A speaker questions how current generations should respond to white authority, imagining a future where Black people take control of life in towns, work, and mobility while asserting rightful selfhood.
Burglar on Porch Foiled by Homeowner Hero
Mr A Flomer of Ninth and Tyler cornered a burglar trying to enter at 2 20 am. The assailant slunk toward the kitchen door and bedroom, then escaped through the porch and window as Mrs Morner’s screams drew help. Horner planned buckshot loaded protection and vowed readiness in the future.
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Sante Fe
Royal
Idaho Penitentiary
Mamie
Buffalo
Kansas City
Ballard
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kanaas Avenue
Millers Pharmacy
Slath
Topeka Avenues
Trades Assembly
Trades and Labor Assembly
Hlpp. Miller
A. E. Thorson
Kansas Ave
Auverbach & Guettel
Kansas
Pierle
A. F. Horser
Geo. W. Stansfield
Millern Pharmacy
Corner Sixth
Topeka Myomed
Veneta
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